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Simonds 73322000 Half Round File 10 in tool storage
A 10 in half-round machinist file with double-cut faces and safe edges for aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Smooth-cut double-cut teeth give clean finishes on aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Half-round profile reaches flat and curved surfaces with a single 10 in file
- Safe edges protect adjacent material while shaping corners and slots
- Rigid 15/16 in wide body resists flex during heavy stock removal
- 28, 30 and 41 TPI options match coarseness to the job
Simonds Half Round File 10 in
The Simonds 73322000 is a 10 inch American pattern machinists file with a half round profile. It features a smooth cut double cut face and a safe edge for controlled material removal on aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin.
Check tang fit and workpiece material
Verify that the 10 inch length and 9/32 inch thickness suit your bench space and the workpiece dimensions. The file has a rigid body and natural finish supplied in a box, so confirm the tang matches your handle and that the material list covers your application.
Suits metalworkers needing a smooth half round file
Ideal for machinists and fabricators who require a rigid 10 inch file with 28 to 41 teeth per inch for finishing flat and curved surfaces. Not for woodworkers needing rasp teeth, buyers who want a finer Swiss pattern cut, or anyone requiring a longer file for broad surface work.
Highlights
- Smooth-cut double-cut teeth give clean finishes on aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Half-round profile reaches flat and curved surfaces with a single 10 in file
- Safe edges protect adjacent material while shaping corners and slots
- Rigid 15/16 in wide body resists flex during heavy stock removal
- 28, 30 and 41 TPI options match coarseness to the job
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Simonds 73322000 half-round file come in a box or do I need to buy storage separately?
The file is supplied in a box, so no separate storage purchase is required.
Should I choose the 28, 30 or 41 teeth-per-inch option for general steel work?
All three tooth counts — 28, 30 and 41 — are present on the same file; you do not select between them.
What does the 10-inch length mean when the file is clamped in a bench vise?
The 10-inch measurement is the file body length without the tang, giving that much working surface when held in a vise.
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